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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.murmur.dev/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

The Murmur dashboard is a web UI for managing your agent fleet. Use it to monitor running agents, steer ongoing work, spawn new agents, and review the artifacts agents have produced — pull requests, commits, uploaded files, and more.
Murmur dashboard showing the agent tree view
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Signing in

  1. Navigate to cloud.murmur.dev.
  2. Click Sign in with GitHub.
  3. Authorize the Macroscope GitHub App if prompted.
  4. You are redirected to the dashboard, scoped to your organization’s tenant.
Sessions last 30 days and refresh automatically — you will not be prompted to re-authenticate unless you clear your cookies.
If you cannot sign in, verify that the Macroscope GitHub App is installed on your GitHub organization and that your account is an org member. See Troubleshooting for common sign-in issues.

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Agent tree

The main view shows a real-time hierarchy of all agents in your workspace. Each agent displays its slug, phase, cost, and task progress. Parent-child relationships are shown as nested tree nodes, so you can see the full orchestration at a glance. Agents are color-coded by phase:
PhaseMeaning
Provisioning (yellow)VM is starting
Running (green)Agent is actively working
Idle (blue)Agent is waiting for events
Task-complete (purple)Agent finished its work
Failed (red)Agent hit a fatal error
Killed (gray)Manually terminated
Use the filters to search by slug, show completed agents, or view agents for a specific developer.

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Agent detail

Click any agent to see its detail view:
  • Status — current phase, model, duration, and cost
  • Pull requests — links to PRs the agent opened, with CI check status
  • Task checklist — real-time task progress with dependencies
  • Timeline — chronological feed of phase changes, commits, pushes, CI results, and follow-ups
  • Telemetry — token usage, cost breakdown, and cache hit rate

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Live session streaming

For running agents, the dashboard streams Claude Code’s live output — tool calls, reasoning, edits, and commands — so you can watch exactly what the agent is doing without SSHing into the VM.

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Pool status

View your VM pool’s health and capacity: total VMs, available VMs, assigned VMs, and configured limits. Useful for diagnosing slow agent starts or capacity issues.

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Catalog browser

Browse your tenant’s configured resources — workspaces, environments, placements, images, roles, flights, and secrets — without needing CLI access. Each resource shows its version, last author, and full configuration.